On February 10, 2012, Kobe Bryant set out to extinguish the phenomenon sweeping the NBA — Linsanity — with a dose of cold, ...

"He was like, 'Dude I couldn't believe you did that'" - Jeremy Lin recalls how Kobe Bryant acknowledged his iconic 38-point ...

"I give credit to Kobe for challenging and reshaping my perspective on what skill workout could look like." Lin arrived in Los Angeles in July 2014 — via a trade from the Houston Rockets — and ...

Still, Bernard King will forever hold a place among the greatest to ever wear a Knicks jersey and among the most gifted scorers in NBA history. In 2013, he received basketball’s ultimate honor with ...

Jeremy Lin, before the lead-up to his historic, culture-shifting breakout with the New York Knicks in early 2012, he was in a war of attrition between hope and heartbreak, in which survival often ...

He just couldn't do nothing wrong," said Fat Joe. The Knicks let Lin walk away in free agency For two weeks in 2012, Jeremy went from being the last player on the bench to the best player in the NBA.

"On one hand, I came out of it with a ring," he said. "I was the first Asian-American to win an NBA championship, so there's something super special about that. Even just being in Toronto, to see ...

Jeremy Lin is currently a point guard for the Brooklyn Nets . However, the world will forever know the role he took on five years ago this day for the New York Knicks versus Kobe Bryant and the ...

Feb. 15, 2012 -- Jeremy Lin is no longer just a basketball sensation. The New York Knicks star also has become a global business phenomenon.

There are a few things Jeremy & Joe Lin can't live without. From Jeremy's must-have items for the court like his study bible for a peaceful mind and signature JLin 3s, to Joe's gamer necessities ...

Lin finished with 25 points, seven dimes, and five boards in that game. Since then, "Linsanity" took off and averaged 18.5 points and 7.6 assists per outing over the next 26 games.

Lin finished that year with averages of 14.6 points, 3.1 rebounds, 6.2 assists and 1.6 steals per contest while shooting 44.6% from the field and 32.0% from the three-point range in 35 games.